May I bring the nasal drops, as well as huanglian-su and banlangen ?

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Declare first, and then the staff will check if you can enter.

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We declared that we brought medicine when we entered, and they didn't check the medicine. We brought huoxiangzhengqi water. It should be fine as long as we declare it.

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